Most health apps upload your PDFs to a cloud server to read them. GetVitalyze runs a powerful parsing engine directly inside your web browser.
We support PDF reports from major Indian labs (Dr. Lal, Apollo, Tata 1mg) and generic hospital formats.
user_upload_event_triggered()
> initiating wasm_engine...
# SANDBOX MODE ACTIVE
# BLOCKING OUTBOUND NETWORK
> extracting: "Hemoglobin"
> extracting: "Platelet Count"
> found value: 14.2 g/dL
Your browser loads a lightweight AI model. This model reads the text structure of your PDF to find biomarkers.
At this stage, if you disconnected your WiFi, GetVitalyze would still work perfectly. That's proof your data isn't leaving.
One lab calls it "Hb", another "Haemoglobin". We standardize these into a single "Hemoglobin" timeline so you can track trends accurately.
Finally, the data is saved to your browser's Local Storage. It persists on your device until you choose to clear it.
Since data is stored locally, clearing your cache (specifically "Local Storage") will erase your timeline. We recommend using the "Export Data" button to keep a backup JSON file.
No. We have zero visibility into your data. We do not use cookies to track your health metrics, and we do not have a backend database for user records.
While we support the top 20 labs, smaller local labs often use non-standard formatting. You can check our Supported Labs page. We are adding new formats weekly.